Denny Henry

Recently I've been getting my feet wet learning video.  Most of the footage I've been shooting never ends up anywhere, it just helps me learn about the craft and process of shooting video.  While I was in college, I worked a little bit collecting audio and editing video in Final Cut Pro, but until recently hadn't done much with what I learned.

For the past few years, a close friend of mine, Mike D'Orazio has been running a custom guitar shop building and repairing guitars and basses.  I've photographed some of his custom guitars in the past, and been really impressed with what he's produced. 

Below is a video of Mike carving the neck of a bass guitar he's currently working on.  This version is still rough around the edges, but I wanted to get it out there to show the progess I'll be making on it over the next few months. 

I set up a time-lapse video during the snow storm this past Saturday. I set my video to record one second for every minute that passed.  I started recording a few minutes after 6:00am on Saturday morning, and stopped just about 7:00pm. 

 

 

I set up a video camera on a friends roof to do a time lapse recording of the fireworks on the National Mall for Independence Day. I ran into a few snags along the way, but overall it was a great learning experience.

Fireworks in Washington, DC from Denny Henry on Vimeo.